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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 11 (1893) (1893)

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s of the stretcher cablegram to one or two American firms brought the rods, C, of the side wings, D. These stretcher rods are pockets, each of the partitions being perforated by reply from two that they would deliver all the four slots. Through the pockets pass agitating arms set bridges of the… … of the open upper end of the trough. BEATY'’S PHOSPHATE WASHER. BRANNER’S WINDOW SHADE AWNING. a BRIDGES ON THE TRANSANDINE RAILWAY. There was no alternative. Cables were again sent to each hinged on the lower end of an upright stay rod,| Of the new railway which completes the system the three…

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